Encyclopedia of Grannies

Encyclopedia of Grannies by Éric Veillé is a humorous and charming picture book that answers children's curious questions about grannies. It covers topics such as why grandmas wear their hair up, how they do yoga, and what the contents of a granny’s bed are. The book features comic-style illustrations and witty word play, making it a contemporary gift for the whole family. It celebrates the diversity and uniqueness of grannies, challenging cliches and offering a fresh perspective on modern-day grandmothers. Each page is dedicated to a quirky topic and combines to make a highly original encyclopedia for children; from buses – no one knows where grannies go – to the contents of a granny’s bed - sighs, regrets and sometimes a grandpa. Illustrated with funny comic-style pictures, this is a contemporary gift book full of word play, for the entire family to enjoy. With witty and bright graphic illustrations, this encyclopedia challenges the cliches and celebrates the grannies in our lives – no matter what kind of grandma, abuela, nana or nonna you have, you are or would like to be. Inside every granny, there’s a small house, and in that house is that same granny when she was a little girl. That’s where she still lives. A chic gift book that will appeal to all ages. Fantastic to give to grandparents, new grandmothers, for Mother’s Day, or as a celebratory gift for the entire family.